Dakota Digital MMX-6 operation manual Contents

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MMX-6 DL Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge

	CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION		1
OPERATION		3
	THE KEYPAD	3
	THE DISPLAY	7
	THE TRANSDUCER	10
	MAKING MEASUREMENTS	11
	CONDITION AND PREPARATION OF SURFACES	13
	PROBE ZERO	14
	CALIBRATION	15
	UNITS, BACKLIGHT, SCAN MODE, ALARM MODE, DUAL-	22
	MULTI MODE, BEEPER, RS232 PORT & DATA LOGGER
TRANSDUCER SELECTION		34
APPENDIX A: PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS		38
APPENDIX B: APPLICATION NOTES		39
APPENDIX C: SOUND VELOCITIES OF COMMON MATERIALS		43
WARRANTY INFORMATION		45

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Contents Dakota Ultrasonics Dakota Ultrasonics Contents Disclaimer Very Important Introduction Blank Keypad OperationDakota Ultrasonics MMX-6 DL Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Dakota Ultrasonics Display Dakota Ultrasonics Is currently operating in echo-echo Thru-paint/coating mode Transducer Making Measurements Dakota Ultrasonics Condition and Preparation of Surfaces Performing a Probe-Zero Probe ZeroCalibration Dakota Ultrasonics Calibration to a known thickness Dakota Ultrasonics Calibration to a known velocity Dakota Ultrasonics Two Point Calibration Units in/mm MMX-6 DL Modes Changing Units in / MMUsing The Back Light Scan ModeBack light Alarm Mode Using Scan ModeUsing the Beeper Dual-Multi Mode RS232 Serial Port & The Data Logger Connecting To a ComputerUsing The Data Logger Using the Data Logger Clearing a Storage Location Clearing an Entire File Sending All Files to a Computer Clearing all FilesPrinting a File Transducer Selection MMX-6 DL Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge Dakota Ultrasonics Blank Keypad Product Specifications PhysicalPower Source Appendix aAppendix B Application Notes Measuring pipe and tubingMeasuring hot surfaces Measuring laminated materials Measuring Through Paint & Coatings Blank Sound Velocities of some Common Materials Appendix CBlank Warranty Statement Warranty Information